Hillary Clinton (D-Your State Here) has admitted that, if elected president, she would “return” some executive authority to Congress. “I firmly believe that the Democrats in Congress are far better equipped to deal with matters of national security and defense than any president, including myself.”
Many Republicans were quick to agree. “I absolutely think that there is no one less qualified to handle these matters than Hillary Rodham Clinton,” noted one Republican leader, Arthur A. Kneeleft.
Mrs. Clinton again condemned the Bush/Cheney administration for their “overly zealous” war on terror. “It has been over 6 years since America has been directly attacked by al Qaeda. Surely we can lessen our resolve and let down our defenses now,” she told the Guardian newspaper of London. “What’s the worse that could happen,” she asks.
Mrs. Clinton, the Democratic senator from Illinois Arkansas Mississippi New Orleans Hades Cubs Mets Yankees Mets RabbitSeason DuckSeason WhatWillGetMeElected?New York noted that “America can handle a few more terrorist attacks, especially if my appearance as a peacenik, civil-rightsy type will get me elected president.”
Mrs. Clinton also told the Guardian that she believes, contrary to 220 years of settled Constitutional law, that the Constitution does not allow the president to exercise such broad powers. “Though that Constitution-thingy clearly allows Congress to ban firearms and prohibits states from enacting laws regarding medical procdures,” she added.